Add a Grunt watcher to uglify JavaScript and/or to minify CSS#1432
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When you are developing some JavaScript and/or CSS in GlotPress, you need to uglify JavaScript and/or to minify CSS to load the changes in the browser.
This PR adds a watcher to:
To run this new command, you can run:
npm run grunt:wathfrom the GlotPress base folder.grunt watchfrom the GlotPress base folder if you have Grunt installed globally.You can find more information about grunt-contrib-watch here.